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Time Out salutes the achievements of the amazing bloggers in our network
Whether they're foodies, historians, students, chefs, dating gurus or cabbies, our bloggers have done a cracking job in sharing their knowledge of London since we opened up our blog to contributors last summer. To recognise their brilliant work, here's an honours list of their achievements in 2015.
An award to recognise a new blogger who’s made a strong debut.
Winner: Megan Carnegie Brown
Runner-up: Lucy Devine
An award recognising a blogger who’s written at least two posts on the blog and has contributed great ideas that our readers have loved.
Winner: Flora Tonking
Runner-up: Lucy McGuire
An award to recognise a regular blogger who’s consistently nailed Time Out’s tone with unique posts that have been a smash on the blog. Their posts also include great pics.
Winner: Robert Lordan
Runner-up: Emily Gibson
An award to recognise a blogger who has produced creative, shareable posts that are always featured in the best posts of the month.
Winner: Samantha Baines
An award for the blog post that had the most visits in 2015.
Winner: Seven things you must never do on Christmas Day in London by Samantha Baines
Runner-up: Ten things you learn commuting from Zone 3 by Danielle De Wolfe
An award for the blog post that had the most shares in 2015.
Winner: Five signs you were a UK garage head in London by Roisin Lonergan
Runner-up: Ten things you learn commuting from Zone 3 by Danielle De Wolfe
An award to recognise a blogger who’s taken on feedback and whose posts have gone from strength to strength.
Winner: Rosie Llewellyn
Runner-up: Katie Wignall
An award for the blog post that we haven’t stopped talking about since it was first published. It’s well-written, original and taps into what our readers have come to know and love about Time Out.
Winner: Five top tips for getting a seat on the tube by Lottie Coltman
Runner-up: Five ways to win at rush hour by Will Jack Jones
If you know London’s culture, history, music, food or art scenes better than anyone else, we could be made for each other. We’re looking for unique new voices to help inspire our ever increasing worldwide audience of over 37 million people.
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